USA TODAY | Surge in violence spurs new fears in Iraq USA TODAY The country is mired in violence and the government is on the verge of collapsing. Questions of Iraq as a failed state lurk as violence surges Six months after US withdrawal, surge in violence spurs fears Iraq will be ... |
The Associated Press | Iraq bomb attacks kill 21, wound scores Reuters BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Bombings in and around Baghdad killed at least 21 people and wounded over 100 on Thursday, health and security sources said, the latest attacks in a bloody month that have stoked fears. 21 Are Killed in Iraq in the Latest Attacks of a Deadly Month Bombings, shootings around Iraq kill 22 Bombings, shootings around Iraq kill 22 as deadly month highlights tenuous ... |
The Guardian | EU Oil Embargo on Iraq Takes Effect Sunday Voice of America (blog) A European Union embargo on Iranian oil that takes effect Sunday is the latest move in an international effort to force Tehran to halt its disputed nuclear program. The EU and the United States want Iran to end development work that they say is ... Exxon Poised To Jump On Kurdistan Exploration Sanctions May Squeeze Iran ... And Raise Oil Prices How Iran Might See the Threats |
'Billy Lynn' A Full-Bore Tale Of A Day After Iraq North Country Public Radio Author Ben Fountain's debut novel, <em>Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk</em>, is the story of what happens to a 19-year-old college dropout after he joins Bravo Company in the early years of the Iraq War. |
New York Times | Oil Wealth Returning, Iraq Sees Malls Rise New York Times A return to prosperity for a war-ravaged country is welcome, but economists fear growth of a consumer culture masks problems with an economy dependent on oil. Iraq says to sign oil, gas development deals in July Fueled by oil wealth, malls rise in Baghdad Political turmoil could hurt Iraq oil plan |
Soapbox: Out of sight, out of mind: Iraq War effects linger The Coloradoan 'The war on Iraq will soon belong to history.' — Barack Obama 2012 Americans, as a nation, may have the shortest attention span among all the nations of the world. Why this should be is not easily determined. |
Surge in violence spurs new fears in Iraq Yorkdispatch.com BAGHDAD—A half year after the U.S. military left Iraq, dire predictions seem to be coming true: The country is mired in violence and the government is on the verge of collapsing. |
CNBC.com | OPEC output steady, Saudi compensates for Iran fall Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's oil output has remained close to its highest since 2008 in June as extra oil from Saudi Arabia and Iraq has compensated for a drop in Iranian supply to its lowest level in more. Brent Crude at $100 'Favorable,' Says Iraq's Shahristani Saudi and Iraq spur Opec's oil production Opec output falls in June as Iran exports drop |
The Express Tribune | Iraq's commitment to US mission questioned in Congress Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraq questions the continued presence of large numbers of Americans on its soil, U.S. lawmakers were warned on Thursday, even as the State Department plans to shrink the size of. US's $51 Billion Iraq Projects at Risk, Inspector Says Civilian workers still face dangers in Iraq Iraq's Commitment to U.S. Mission Questioned in Congress |
Channel 4 News | Iraq hero carries Olympic torch to national memorial Channel 4 News Corporal Johnson Beharry, awarded the Victoria Cross for saving the lives of his unit in Iraq, marks Armed Forces Day by carrying the Olympic torch to the National Memorial arboretum. |